For a teenager who had an amputation as a result of cancer, we worked closely with them on finding them immigration advice, housing, adaptation and welfare advocacy and supporting them back into college.

For another child with a rare brain tumour seeking asylum in the UK, we provided welfare advocacy to secure safe and suitable housing post chemotherapy, regular visiting, grant applications, and family support.

For one child with a cancer diagnosis, we supported their mother to come to the uk, as mum was living abroad, so she could be with her child through her cancer treatment. Working also in partnership with @praxisprojects.bsky.social

This year in the one referral stream we have;
- given 39 practitioner advices
- opened 18 cases
- visited children in hospital
- visited them in the community.
- secured specialist immigration advice for 16 families / young people. With ECF for 7.
- housing advocacy for 14